Ultrasonic Testing (UT)

V1, V2, V3, step, PA Type A/B, PAUT IIW, ROMPAS, DSC, ASME and ASTM blocks for calibrating UT and PAUT instruments.

PA and TOFD wedges (high-temperature, curved, irrigated), probe cables with BNC, LEMO, Microdot, UHF connectors, probe test reports, storage boxes.

Normal, angle, dual-element, delay line, high-temperature, immersion and other ultrasonic probes; custom probes also available.

Compact ultrasonic thickness gauge that measures metal thickness through paint or coating, especially on thin-wall pipes.

Pocket-size 140 g thickness gauges for metals and many other materials; over 30 h operation, up to 5,000 readings in memory.

Flaw detector controlled by keys, touchscreen and voice; 640 MHz / 12-bit sampling for detecting small flaws.

Compact 0.9 kg flaw detector for weld, plate and forging inspection; the same instrument also measures wall thickness.

Basic ultrasonic thickness gauge for shop-floor quality control and for inspecting tanks and pipelines that may be corroded from the inside.

For manual ultrasonic testing of welds, castings, forgings and rolled products on the shop floor and in the field.

For one-sided wall thickness inspection of pipelines, tanks and structures; Echo-Echo mode allows measurement through paint coatings without removing them.

For field and shipbuilding inspections where the instrument is used in rain, dust or humid environments.

For production shops and installation sites where the instrument may be dropped or crushed.

For NDT specialists who need to see the signal (A-Scan) and control the gates when measuring corroded, multilayer or complex objects.

For inspecting pipelines, tanks and boilers where the surface is coated, dirty or hot and couplant cannot be used.

The same measuring basis as the 1076 Basic, extended with data logging and statistics – for inspections where measurement results need to be documented and transferred to a computer.

The top model of the 1076 family – all 1076 Data functions plus measurement through coating.

For precision tube production, car body stampings and laboratories that need uncertainty at the 0.01 mm level and an A-scan display.

For determining the concentration of binary solutions (acids, salts, alcohols, glycols) from the sound velocity.